Or, a very Grainline Vacation.
Yet another Scout
Today, I broke in September by finishing not one, but two garments.
A mini layette set
My friend is having a baby soon and we're all very excited. I wanted to make something sweet to celebrate her little baby girl.
Heads up!
And of course, if I learned anything it's that money spent on Nani Iro fabric is never wasted.
Me Made May - Wrap up
The last day of the month. And I'm happy to say I met my goal!
A very fruity dress
With sewing patterns, you can use the same basic pattern as a foundation for a lot of different looks.
Baby's First Liberty Lawn
I believe that part of my investment in materials is an investment in my enjoyment of my hobby.
Magical Creatures
I saw this fabric a couple of months ago (reading Katie's post about her beautiful dress and top)
Nani Iro Archer - the second
But not the last.
Nani Iro Archer - the first
Actually the second one I made, but the first one I'm posting. The other one will be posted in a few days!
Grid lines
So, I'm an engineer by trade (and I actually think a lot of engineering/mechanical skills translate to sewing!). Almost ten years into my career, I do very little technical work at this point
